Business aviation

The battle over Brexit is creating uncertainty and anxiety for many business – and particularly in aviation. Now the European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) has entered the fray, calling for negotiators in both Brussels and London to preserve the current aviation relationship as far as possible. The EBAA has compiled a report which maps out

The annual National Business Aircraft Association (NBAA) convention and exhibition is on this week at Orlando, Florida. The event is the biggest business aviation event in the world and all the manufacturers of business jets, equipment and services are there. Here are some of the headlines: Cessna is revamping its bigger Citation jet range with

Diamond Aircraft has appointed Gemstone Aviation as the sole distributor for the aircraft in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland. Both directors of Gemstone Aviation will be familiar to Diamond aircraft operators: Chris Dawes and Henrik Burkal have worked with Diamond since 2004. Diamond Aircraft says they were chosen for their vast experience of

A brand new Light Aviation Centre is to be built at London Biggin Hill Airport. The centre will manage all general aviation activity including flight training. The Airport has asked for Expressions of Interest from potential development partners to operate the centre. The new Light Aviation Centre (LAC) will include hangars with a minimum capacity

The businesses on Wellesbourne Airfield have lost their case to renew their leases. The future for the businesses – including flying school Take Flight Aviation – is uncertain as the airfield owner is attempting to get planning permission to build houses on the site. Yesterday, Monday 25 June, Judge Richard Hadyn Williams at the Birmingham